Roofline and gutter concerns
Roof-edge, flashing, fascia, soffit, gutter, downspout, and drainage concerns you can see from ground level.
Denver exterior and storm restoration
Residential Exterior and Storm Restoration in Denver
Metro helps homeowners organize storm-related exterior concerns, photos and documents, repair priorities, access, and the details needed for a clear restoration estimate.
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See which parts of your exterior may need repair.
Share photos taken from ground level, the date and type of storm, affected areas, active leaks, access concerns, and available documents. These details help focus the walkthrough and estimate on the most urgent repairs.
Siding, trim, and exterior finishes
Impact, displacement, moisture, cracking, finish damage, and transitions between exterior materials that may need review.
Windows, doors, and exterior openings
Frames, seals, trim, glazing, water entry, and surrounding finishes included in the overall exterior scope.
Documentation and repair priorities
Photos, reports, estimates, owner priorities, timing, access, and provided insurance documents organized for the walkthrough and scope discussion.
Exterior repair details to compare
Choose the exterior repairs and finishes that fit your home.
Compare roofline, gutter, siding, window, door, drainage, and finish details to shape a coordinated plan for your home's exterior.
What Metro reviews before a home estimate.
Send the home details
Share the address or neighborhood, the room or outside area involved, photos if available, and what you want changed.
Separate must-haves from maybes
Metro looks at the rooms, repairs, finishes, budget priorities, and anything that could affect the work.
Walk through timing and access
You can talk through schedule, home access, dust protection, pets, parking, and daily-use concerns before work is planned.
Confirm the estimate or visit
Metro follows up with an estimate, a visit, or the missing details needed to price the work.
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Residential remodeling
For interior repairs, rebuild work, whole-home changes, and larger residential renovation needs connected to the exterior scope.
Capital improvements and exterior repairs
For multifamily and commercial owners planning exterior repairs, deferred maintenance, and property-level improvements.
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Homeowner questions
What should I do first after a storm damages my home?
Keep people away from damaged areas. From ground level, take photos of visible damage and note any active water entry. Protect important records. If there is an immediate electrical, structural, fire, or other life safety hazard, contact the appropriate emergency service or qualified emergency provider first.
What should I send before requesting an estimate?
Send the address, event date, photos taken from ground level, a short description of what changed, any reports or provided insurance documents, access concerns, and the timing you are working toward.
Does Metro decide what insurance will cover?
No. Coverage decisions belong to the homeowner and insurer. Metro can review the physical scope and use documents you provide when discussing repair needs and an estimate.
How do we decide between repair and replacement?
The decision depends on the actual condition, extent of damage, material compatibility, moisture or structural concerns, code and permit requirements, access, and the practical durability of the proposed work. Those conditions should be reviewed before the scope is finalized.
Request a Denver exterior restoration estimate.
Send the home address, event date, ground-level photos, affected areas, available reports or insurance documents, access concerns, and timing so Metro can follow up.